Re: Self-Heating Masks

Posted by Kenzi on October 18, 1999 at 19:32:45:

In Reply to: Re: Self-Heating Masks posted by Catherine Cartwright Jones on October 18, 1999 at 16:47:17:

: It would, of course, be ideal if there were a mask that were
flexible,
: not tacky when it's dry, not apt to stick to itself, translucent,
: very durable, easy to remove but hard to dislodge, not attractive
to
: bees wasps and fruitflies, sleepable, ok to put clothing on over,
that
: would raise body surface temp to about 103F, and with some
variations
: in breathability for hot climates and cold climates...and it should
: have clove in it somewhere, and smell nice. Ask for much, do I?
: Oh....and it should dry quickly.

Is that all Catherine!!?? Didn't you once say that you had chemist
friends? Maybe you can develop a henna heating mask using your henna
expertise and the chemists technical knowledge, something that
includes all your above requirements. You'd have a few clients from
this list, I would

Follow-ups:

• Re: Self-Heating Masks Catherine Cartwright Jones 20:02:26 10/18/99 (1)
  • Re: Self-Heating Masks Kenzi 02:18:52 10/19/99 (0)